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Two Suspects Arrested After Shooting in George

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GEORGE, Wash. - The Grant County Sheriff's Office says two suspects are behind bars for attempted murder after shooting two teens Sunday night in George.

Deputies and Quincy Police arrested Hector Contreras Rodriquez, 21, of Quincy and a 16-year-old boy Monday after police say they shot a 14-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy.

Witnesses say the victims were sitting in a car in front of a home with two others when the suspects drove up behind them, got out of their car, and shot them.

The two victims are in serious condition.

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